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Motorists, south of the iconic Kuwait Water Towers, celebrating the liberation of Kuwait from invading Iraqi forces during the First Gulf War. The white banner reads ‘Congratulations on the liberation of Kuwait.’ (1991) [3500×2318]
24 Temmuz 2026
Mrs. Bennett using a cast iron mangle to squeeze water out of wet laundry. Abbey-cwm-hir, Wales, 1960s. [526×724]
19 Temmuz 2026
Photograph from the My Lai massacre taken by Ronald L. Haeberle. His reflection, with camera, can be seen as he photographs the corpse of an old man who had been killed by a US soldier. “They told me they threw him down there to poison the water supply.” 16 March 1968. [916 × 609]
15 Temmuz 2026
Police using water cannons to disperse a crowd gathered to commemorate victims of the 1984 communal violence at India Gate in New Delhi, 8 years after the assassination of Indira Gandhi by two of her Sikh bodyguards triggered the unrest that resulted in about 3,000 deaths in India. (1992) [1388×925]
8 Temmuz 2026
An American soldier gives water to a wounded Japanese ally after the Battle of Tianjin, China during the Boxer War. 1900. [965×1000]
23 Haziran 2026
Legendary water polo player Petre Mshvenieradze and his grandson in 1990, USSR. [962×1202]
23 Haziran 2026
A Japanese A6M5 Zero Kamikaze plane coming in to strike USS White Plains (CVE-66) during the Battle of Samar, October 1944. Luckily the carrier was in a hard turn which threw off the fighter’s angle of approach and he only managed to clip the back of the ship and spin into the water. [1062×1177]
23 Mayıs 2026
Framed by the silhouette of an alert soldier of the 77th Infantry Division, tons of water and coral are blown skyward by the force of a charge set to deepen a channel through a reef offshore, Okinawa. 24 April, 1945. [964×1200]
20 Mayıs 2026
Macon, Ga. photographer A.J. Riddle shot the only known images of the Confederate prison camp at Andersonville, Ga. on August 17, 1864, just six months after it opened. It was already severely over-crowded, with insufficient water and limited sanitary facilities. [960×640]
18 Mayıs 2026
Confederate Columbiad Guns of the water battery at Warrington, Florida at to Pensacola Bay (Feb. 1861) [2895×2184]
2 Mayıs 2026
![Motorists, south of the iconic Kuwait Water Towers, celebrating the liberation of Kuwait from invading Iraqi forces during the First Gulf War. The white banner reads ‘Congratulations on the liberation of Kuwait.’ (1991) [3500×2318]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/sj7m6oybrxeh1-scaled.jpeg)
![Mrs. Bennett using a cast iron mangle to squeeze water out of wet laundry. Abbey-cwm-hir, Wales, 1960s. [526×724]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/l3v32axj1rdh1.jpeg)
![Photograph from the My Lai massacre taken by Ronald L. Haeberle. His reflection, with camera, can be seen as he photographs the corpse of an old man who had been killed by a US soldier. “They told me they threw him down there to poison the water supply.” 16 March 1968. [916 × 609]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/lvcwnm3yepbh1.png)
![Police using water cannons to disperse a crowd gathered to commemorate victims of the 1984 communal violence at India Gate in New Delhi, 8 years after the assassination of Indira Gandhi by two of her Sikh bodyguards triggered the unrest that resulted in about 3,000 deaths in India. (1992) [1388×925]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/bfzdvbiljdah1.jpeg)
![An American soldier gives water to a wounded Japanese ally after the Battle of Tianjin, China during the Boxer War. 1900. [965×1000]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/8aj9wll1q32h1.jpeg)
![Legendary water polo player Petre Mshvenieradze and his grandson in 1990, USSR. [962×1202]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/dwrtv5izl12h1.jpeg)
![A Japanese A6M5 Zero Kamikaze plane coming in to strike USS White Plains (CVE-66) during the Battle of Samar, October 1944. Luckily the carrier was in a hard turn which threw off the fighter’s angle of approach and he only managed to clip the back of the ship and spin into the water. [1062×1177]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/kh30gzwjs31h1.jpeg)
![Framed by the silhouette of an alert soldier of the 77th Infantry Division, tons of water and coral are blown skyward by the force of a charge set to deepen a channel through a reef offshore, Okinawa. 24 April, 1945. [964×1200]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/1num7nb05p1h1.jpeg)
![Macon, Ga. photographer A.J. Riddle shot the only known images of the Confederate prison camp at Andersonville, Ga. on August 17, 1864, just six months after it opened. It was already severely over-crowded, with insufficient water and limited sanitary facilities. [960×640]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/c51v60vkjsqg1.jpeg)
![Confederate Columbiad Guns of the water battery at Warrington, Florida at to Pensacola Bay (Feb. 1861) [2895×2184]](https://wp.rifat.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/e5muv8pvbuug1-scaled.jpeg)
